AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoClean Industry: Five Northern Colorado projects won about $11.1 million in state tax credits for work ranging from biomass carbon storage to energy-efficient manufacturing. The state estimates the funded projects will cut annual emissions by as much as 14,507 cars produce. Medical Research: Denver’s Kidney Week conference featured promising findings, including a registry analysis reporting higher survival among children treated for sepsis-related kidney injury. Other early-stage studies explored potential treatments for kidney disease. Connected Mobility: Denver South and Spin launched a regional scooter corridor, linking trips across the area. Wildlife Technology: Colorado researchers are using a new device to study how wildfire smoke affects wildlife. Separately, a Colorado wildlife overpass cut vehicle-animal collisions by 91%. Tech Workforce: Community College of Denver launched a cybersecurity degree that combines coursework with work experience.
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